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So pumice stone can't be talked about in grades or grits since it is a stone right? So the pumice stone that is used on feet would be just as good as any other piece of pumice for use on a strop...

You're probably right. I know a good cobbler that I trust, maybe I'd better just take it there. I'm confident that I could do it, but on the other hand I don't think I would be too pleased with...

Thanks for the tips. What about getting the shallower nicks out? Is the best way just to sand 'em out? Would you sand them after the saddle soap cleaning?

Not sure if this thread should be here or in the restorations section, but I'll start it nonetheless...

Well I was surprised yesterday by my father who produced a strop which belonged to my great...